Full-scale commercial operations commence at Yanik, the B2B e-commerce marketplace for automotive spare parts

Popular Vehicles' step-down subsidiary Zparex Digisolations has commenced full-scale commercial operations of Yanik, a B2B e-commerce marketplace for automotive spare parts, offering access to 13,000+ confirmed parts across engine, brake.

Mon 5 Oct 2026

Parts Available

13,000+ verified automotive parts

Platform Entity

Zparex Digisolations Private Limited (step-down subsidiary)

Product Categories

engine, brake, suspension, transmission, gearbox, electrical and body/interior categories

Business Model

B2B e-commerce marketplace for automotive spare parts

Yanik begins full-scale commercial operations

The company announced the commencement of full-scale commercial operations of Yanik, its e-commerce marketplace for automotive spare parts.

Who runs the platform

• Yanik operates under ZPAREX Digisolations Private Limited, a step-down subsidiary of Popular Mega Motors (India) Private Limited, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of the company.
• The company describes the platform as an important step in its strategy to build a stronger digital and retail parts ecosystem, complementing its established physical spare-parts distribution network with a scalable digital channel.

What the platform offers

• It is designed primarily as a B2B marketplace, connecting automotive parts suppliers with customers such as spare-parts dealers and independent garages, allowing them to discover and procure products through a unified digital platform.
• Yanik currently offers access to 13,000+ confirmed automotive parts across major categories, including engine components, brake systems, suspension, transmission, gearboxes, electrical parts, and body and interior components.
• The platform is positioned to help customers source products for vehicle maintenance, repair and performance requirements.

What management said

Mr. Naveen Philip, Managing Director, said the commencement of full-scale operations at Yanik marks an important milestone in the strategy of building a comprehensive aftermarket ecosystem, and that the combination of OEM relationships, distribution capabilities and the digital platform can create a scalable and recurring revenue opportunity over the long term.

The existing physical network

• The company operates multi-brand automobile dealerships in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka for the past 70 years, with operations scaled across seven states.
• Its network comprises 211 showrooms & sales outlets and booking offices, 31 pre-owned vehicle showrooms and outlets, 173 authorized service centers, 54 retail outlets and 24 warehouses, and 10 driving schools.
• The Group launched the company in 1984 as one among the first batch of dealers appointed by Maruti Suzuki India, and the company also operates dealerships of Jaguar Land Rover India, Audi India and commercial vehicle dealerships of Tata Motors and Bharat Benz, and is present in the electric two-wheeler space with Ather Energy.

How to read this update

This is an operational update about a new digital sales channel for spare parts, alongside the company's existing physical distribution ecosystem. The company states that it aims to improve product accessibility, widen customer reach and build a more scalable aftermarket business across its network.

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